One of Canadian Air Conditioners Inc., (CAC) newer products the TMP-20 thermostat, was developed for a new model of air conditioners to be introduced in 2014. Since this product is a modified version of an earlier thermostat, the assembly process to produce the thermostat had to be redesigned. Listed below are the station times in minutes to assemble the new TMP-20 thermostat and the old thermostat. StationOld Thermostat TMP-201 2.7 2.82 2.8 2.93 3.1 3.04 3.0 3.45 2.9 3.1A. What is the Cycle time of the Old Thermostat line?B. What is the balance delay of the Old Thermostat line?C. If each worker is paid $18.00 per hour on the Old Thermostat line, how much money is lost in an 8 hour shift due to balance delay?Currently the following workers are assigned to each station for the production of the old thermostat as follows:Worker Station Average EfficiencyWilliams 1 95%Smyth 4 120%Cruise 2 90%Roberts 5 100%Tyler 3 110%D. What is the present actual or nominal hourly output rate (in units/hour) for the production of the old thermostat?units/hrE. Assuming the workers experience their same average efficiency, regardless of station, what worker would you assign to each station of the new TMP-20 assembly process to achieve the highest possible hourly output rate? What level of hourly output can be achieved, given these new assignments?Station Worker1 2 3 4 5 units/hr